The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce,

NEW YORK August Is -Flour-Receipts 24-
SCI packages; exports 1900 bbIs, 1880 sacks;
generally steady aud moderately active, mainly
on wantsof the home tradet; sales 22lO0 bbls.
Spot lots fairly active in good part for export.
Options opened firm and soon advanced A9E3,
about lostsome months showing slight declines.
Speculation quite moderate, showing slight de-
cline. Sales 5,S20,0OO bu; futures and $50 QUO ou
spot and to arrive. No. 2 Chicago 79%s979l5;
do c. F. & l., 7s1S No, l hard SS9Sl1x; un.
graded red 761S9s41S; No. red ~; No. 2 red
ssG5s9sO99 elevator; slz59sI7S delivered; SIG
S5Z; Nc. red August SO159SO5z, closing sou;
septeam69er; Sl@ Sss closing 81; October SIS
ing $50; December I549S51i, closing Sis5; Jan.
uary, S6gS614. closing. So: February s75sas71S.
o69SsP gg S eio ART sgS9s es19s9s IS May;
9f1. Corn spot lots steady. Export trading,
light. Stock 70 arrive G, Z. & L., in good de.
mand; options A@5zc lower, closing weak.
OCO b1 futures and $4,000 bu spot aad to arrive:
ungTaded 4s114g4g554; No. 2, 4S1sg4Sh store; 1917
@4Y% delivered; 4sH +; 0, B.. 4s54 O. +. 4 l.;
closing 4S7s; October 4g5S a49Sz CLOSING 49,;
November 5O114 @5Q15 closing 5014; May 5277s s5SH
closing 3d. Oats lower and only moderately
stock Of grain in store August IS; Wheat Sill:
6u; Barley. $50; Rye, S,125; Peas Peas
hops gS Gu eo ees a ni sRd m q
1917; fairly active and higher; sales 1850
bags; August s7.9j@lS: September SIS 059
ls45; December SIS 4O@1s. so: February SIS so;
March SIS 509lS.555 April SlS.559lS60; May
1855. sugar steady and in moderate demand;
as 1-ls. of SIC; gran1Ia Ell 55s; cubes 5@10l-I00
&C.. Molasses dull nominal. Rice steady.
Petroleum steady; united closed 6]s; talloT
steady S2@321z. Eggs steady held, fair de mand.
receipts 5,oA packages; western I09l6H. Pork
firm and more active; sales 500 barrels mess al
private terms. Cut meats quiet and rather
weak. Lard lower and moderately active;
western steam spot S. S71se6.9O; September
s6.6796.gO; october S. 9i@6 IS; January $3.50
7oS; city steam Sc 65. Butter firm: western
$4,000. Copper firm; lake 1o549lSE. Lead
quiet; common AZ.
CHICAGO, August 15.-There was fair sized
crowd n all the pits today on ,enaugs though
clined TO continue centering in corn. The
market for the cereal was rather estled and
irregular, ruling active at times and at others
quiet. Trading was of fair volume, and conferred
chiefly in the May option. Rains reported in
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Illiuois,iLendedko
hour of trading tended down undeT rat66kteet
reclining but later ruled more frfMundt IesEf
pressure to sell. The quantity in store b stde9
the total stock in store down TO 792 Q9 busnelsf
and the visible supply decreased 507, 06Q9u Thisf
together with the Illinois northumberland
that the late rains had not done much good to
the crop had tendency to steady the makret.
Market opened A9SSc under Saturdays closing
prices, was firm for q time, fluctuated FREE
quently within narrow range, then became
easier upon more liberal offerings, declined "a
&C, partially recovered, changed some and
closed A9sSc lower than Saturday.
Wheat operators, who had calculated upon
further advance to-day in anticipation OF the
decrease in the visible supply were somewhat
Disappointed. This, 8however, can be &C
counted for from the fact that the offerings
were quite large during the first hour of the
ses sion. Parties who had bought during
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF last week,
feeling satisfied with small profits were
selling out their holdidgs, and this eau
sed weak feeling. Prices. after the opening
about 30 higher. therefore. began soon to de-
cline, and reduction OF 20 occurred. At this
point the decline was checked and the market
again showed strength. prices recovering ga
&c and closed about &c lower than Saturday.
The visible supply showed decrease of $500
bu, against an Increase last year OF 174S,00o bu.
For oats there was q decline Of H9Z in the
speculative market. Orders were not large and
trading was only moderate. Large arrivals of
oats, an increase in stocks and q lower market
for cor caused prices to decline. After declin-
ing the feeling was steadier, and there wss
partial reaction quiet and rather dull feel
Ing prevailed In the market for hog
products, and lower prices were ae.
sriiciss.psrfic ulsriy for the longer deliveries
Local operators were inclined TO sell, and some
outside orders OF the same character were re
ceivet. while the demand from sll sources was
limited day buyiuE befrR credited chiefly 20
short. The receipts Of toE1 were light and
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